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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1997
Page
1
A Central New York Internet service officer has been charged with theft of software from a rival company. The case centers on allegedly unauthorized copying of programs and related cyber theft activity, with authorities pursuing legal action and potential penalties.
An investigation into Internet child pornography trafficking identified two Syracuse residents among hundreds nationwide. A separate report notes an 81 year old Fulton man was killed when the car his wife drove collided with another vehicle in Lysander.
Forecast for tonight shows a shower or fan with more unsettled air. Wednesday brings clouds, some sun, a shower and a chilly low near 32. Thursday turns sunny to partly cloudy with a milder high around 62 and low 38. Friday offers sunshine and pleasant weather with a 70 high and 44 low. Saturday mixes clouds and sun with warm highs near 74 and a 48 low.
Sprint, sponsor of the Bridges to Babylon tour, claims the Rolling Stones will perform at Carrier Dome in Syracuse on January 16 pending signed contracts. Carrier Dome officials say nothing is official yet as tickets go on sale through a toll free number and details are expected within two weeks.
Staff writer Jaff reports on the Stones stage D1 tour date and venue details. The note highlights setlists and fan expectations for the band’s appearance.
Senators voted to drop a Senate veto on a 3072 cost of living pay raise for members of Congress, their first raise since 1993, in a three minute meeting with House negotiators. The vote was 3 3, with Senate rules requiring a majority to prevail.
Newly released Boulder documents show investigators found no clear forced entry at the Ramsey house yet noted an apparent pry mark on a rear entrance doorjamb. Hal Haddon, attorney for the Ramseys, calls it substantial evidence of an intruder. Sixty-five pages detail warrants sought to search the Ramsey home and vehicles. no arrests have been made.
Andrew Morton reveals Diana herself supplied six interviews and approved every page for the 1992 Diana Her True Story, recasting who shaped the royal biography and its unhappy marriage tale. The Times report notes this admission changes longstanding views on source control and the princess’s involvement.
Betsy McCaughey Ross announces leaving the Republican Party to become a Democrat and pursue office, saying changing parties better fits her conscience. Pataki reportedly planned to find a new running mate for 1998 after her departure. Roy Lichtenstein obituary notes the pop artist died Monday, with 1965 silk screen works set for display at Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse.
The SEC found Syracuse violated federal antifraud laws by misrepresenting its finances in portfolios used to borrow money. An order to cease and desist was issued, and bond ratings were lowered by two independent firms, raising borrowing costs for taxpayers over five years. Mayor Bernardi said no fines or criminal charges were imposed.
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